[LIVE TV>>] Glasgow Rangers vs Liverpool live match 12 October 2022

What time and TV Channel is Rangers v Liverpool? Kick-off time, team news, TV and live stream details for Champions League gameLast season's runners-up Liverpool have a Champions League 'Battle of Britain' trip to Glasgow Rangers this week. Here’s all you need to know about the game. Where and when is it on? Wednesday’s match takes place at Ibrox in Glasgow with an 8. 00pm kick-off. What’s the team news? Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp has already dealt with a number of injury concerns this season but matters worsened at the Emirates on Sunday, with both Luis Diaz and Trent Alexander-Arnold leaving the field before the start of the second half.

Liverpool, meanwhile, will travel to Glasgow without Luis Diaz after the winger suffered a knee injury following a collision with Arsenal's Thomas Partey late in the first half at the Emirates Stadium on Sunday. The Colombia international was pictured leaving North London on crutches with a knee brace, with Klopp admitting that "it doesn't look good" in a huge blow for his side. Having utilised four attackers against Rangers last week, the German stuck with an attacking formation against Arsenal, and may do so once again in midweek despite suffering defeat. As such, Firmino is likely to replace the injured Diaz, with Diogo Jota shifting to the left flank.

Although Ibrox witnessed some big European nights last season, in truth very little compares to Europe's elite competition and the soundtrack and allure that comes with it. Rangers' mission on Wednesday is clear: they must win in order to remain in the Champions League. Liverpool, meanwhile, have a much healthier position in Group A than when leaving Naples with a 4-1 defeat in their opening match, but there are still glaring signs of vulnerabilities in Jurgen Klopp's camp after their 3-2 defeat to Premier League leaders Arsenal on Sunday. As has been a recurring theme in recent times, the Reds conceded first to Gabriel Martinelli's tidy finish with barely a minute in the match gone, before Darwin Nunez bagged his first goal since the opening day of the season to level the proceedings after 34 minutes. Nunez's equaliser was a fully deserved one, too, with Thiago Alcantara helping the visitors wrestle control of the match.

The Dutchman switched to a back five at Anfield last week, but they were still ripped apart on numerous occasions during the 2-0 defeat, with Allan McGregor pulling off eight saves across the course of the match in an astonishing display of goalkeeping. His side returned to winning ways with a thumping 4-0 win against St Mirren at Ibrox in the Scottish Premiership at the weekend, and there is little doubt that it will be a much tougher experience for Liverpool facing Rangers away from home.

Rangers Champions League form: Rangers form (all competitions): Liverpool Champions League form: Liverpool form (all competitions): Team News With his side having to win in order to remain in the competition, Van Bronckhorst admitted that a "different approach" will be needed on Wednesday compared to the trip to Anfield last week, suggesting that he is likely to revert to a back four. Antonio Colak bagged a brace during Saturday's win against St Mirren and should start ahead of Alfredo Morelos in attack, with the Colombian struggling for sharpness after a long layoff due to injury. Glen Kamara could start in midfield in order to provide more composure in that area of the pitch, while James Sands could edge out former Liverpool man Ben Davies in central defence having served his one-game suspension last week.

Preview: Rangers vs. Liverpool - prediction, team newsSports Mole previews Wednesday's Champions League clash between Rangers and Liverpool, including predictions, team news and possible lineups. Rangers will be aiming to get themselves off the mark in this season's Champions League when they host Liverpool on Wednesday, having suffered three straight defeats in Group A. The Reds, meanwhile, will hope to extend their three-point gap ahead of third-placed Ajax. Match preview © Reuters Rangers' first season back in the Champions League group stages for 12 years has not exactly gone to plan so far, with the Gers comprehensively beaten by Ajax, Napoli and Liverpool. Champions League football was always likely to be a challenging step up in class for the Europa League runners-up, but having beaten the likes of Borussia Dortmund and RB Leipzig on the way to the final in Seville last season, Giovanni van Bronckhorst may have expected his players to be more competitive than they have shown this time around.

We'll have further team news from both sides once it's released. Where can I watch the game? The match will be shown live on Virgin Media Two & BT Sport 2 from 7. 00pm. The game is also being streamed via the Virgin Media Player, BT Sport Player and the LiveScore app. What is the head-to-head record like? Last week's 2-0 Liverpool win was the first time the sides have faced each other in a competitive game.

Rangers vs Liverpool live stream: how to watch Champions Ibrox will be bouncing in what will, incredibly, be the Reds' ever first competitive visit to the blue half of Glasgow. With Liverpool out

However, once again, Klopp's side shot themselves in the foot in a moment of transition, with Martinelli racing up the pitch from a Liverpool corner to square the ball for Bukayo Saka to tap home on the stroke of half time. Substitute Roberto Firmino continued his excellent form in front of goal by rifling the ball into the far corner with his weaker foot eight minutes after the break, but an Arsenal winner felt inevitable and duly came when Saka converted a penalty following Thiago's trip on Gabriel Jesus.

Klopp may look to freshen things up in midfield, with Fabinho provided with an opportunity to regain some form in place of club captain Jordan Henderson, who could be taken out of the firing line following a bust-up with Gabriel on Sunday, which is being investigated by the Football Association. Rangers possible starting lineup:McGregor; Tavernier, Goldson, Sands, Barisic; Lundstram, Davis, Kamara; Sakala, Colak, Kent Liverpool possible starting lineup:Alisson; Gomez, Konate, Van Dijk, Tsimikas; Fabinho, Thiago; Salah, Firmino, Jota; Nunez We say: Rangers 1-3 Liverpool We expect Rangers to give Liverpool a much tougher match than the Reds' comfortable 2-0 win at Anfield last week, but the visitors are likely to have too much firepower in the end.

Rangers vs Liverpool live score, H2H and lineups - Sofascore Rangers is going head to head with Liverpool starting on 12 Oct 2022 at 19:00 UTC at Ibrox stadium, Glasgow city, Scotland. The match is a part of the

Ibrahima Konate made his first appearance of the season during the second half after returning from a knee injury and could partner Virgil van Dijk in defence, while Joe Gomez is set to start at right-back with Trent Alexander-Arnold doubtful due to an ankle issue, which led to him being subbed at half time against Arsenal.

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